She’s being sarcastic

do you know where i could watch it online?

@sleepycassiiee7953 honestly I have no idea, I caught it for the first time on Comedy Central years ago, and then I bought the DVD shortly after. I have no clue if it's streaming anywhere, sorry.

@@newflesh666 awww 😭 thank you anyway! ill probably buy the dvd!

Except most people don't operate off of I only tell you if you ask and will gladly volunteer information you didn't ask about in conversation which would have to be true if you can't lie

@@tangerinetech5300 Why would that have to be true? Furthermore it isn't consistent. Ricky's character doesn't vocalise how he is offended by her comment although he is clearly thinking it. Surely everybody in this world should be constantly speaking their monologue .

It’s going on “omission is lying.” Don’t overthink it if you can help it.

Yup. But just a world where no one would lie would be kinda boring. Blurting out everything that comes to mind is funnier.

No? It’s not compulsive speaking, it’s just not actively lying. Privacy probably still exists as a concept, you can just say “I don’t wish to tell you that” if someone asks something violating, but people probably just don’t

I just had the exact same thought a minute ago, I was just looking through the comment section to see if anyone else was thinking that same thought.

Being wrong is “allowed” in that universe, but being wrong intentionally is impossible. Which means she fully believes he will be fired this week, and the firer fully believes he’s going to do it tomorrow

I'll bet a lot of attractive women don't see themselves that way.

@@lemur6871 I don't know most have insane egos. Look at Charlize Theron & she ain't even that attractive lol

I think the day the last of you TDS losers dle the world will be a much better place. Here's an interesting fact. Trump accomplished more than your ole boy Biden did LMFAO

Why not. Its like she invented Trump's personality with the Alec Baldwin character on 30 Rock.

@@brucepugh1536 no

is this the same as David Brent?

Memory serves he came up with Andy Millman an arrogant two-bit actor, in Derek he played a mentally challenged man. In After Life he played a grieving husband who was mad at the world. That's 3 right there. 4 more than you or I could dream of coming up with. Face facts dude he'll be remembered long after the average KZbinrs bones are ash lol

Not quite.

Pretty sure Derek is dissimilar to this... or do you not think?

I took it as passive aggressive

right this movie is more about people that have no filter i guess, kinda lame.

Technically withholding information (not saying what you have overheard or think) is 'lying by omission', so it is kind of what is happening.

@@aussiewanderer6304 many of the thoughts were of a personal nature and not connected to anything so that is just blurting out what is on your mind.

It feels like Ricky Gervais is doing some world-building here. In a world where lying hasn't been invented, the idea of withholding information (having a filter) might not cross people's minds. They'd be used to openness without regard for others' feelings. Also, they'd be much shallower (think of the reasons Jennifer Gardner rejects Ricky Gervais at the beginning).

The title of the movie is a lie.

Lying by omission

@@MrBen51309 You're not a liar if you don't immediately vocalise every thought.

​@@spenser9908 You bite your tongue because you'd rather not tell the truth. Remember, they don't have our ideals of courtesy.

@@MrBen51309 We don't bite our tongue by not merely vocalising every inner thought. I guess without people doing this, there'd be no actual movie. So I suppose Ricky had no choice.

This world is not special because everyone is righteously honest, but for the fact that here there is nothing but only truth to be spread. A world without lies would surely evolve into a world without keeping the truth to yourself, because there would be no much consequence to telling the truth(because criminals couldn't lie and fake), so people don't have to care about hurting feelings

You ok, man?

@@antred11 i think he is broken

Imagine saying “wokist” unironically.

Used to be

She’s still incredibly attractive

@@jimmyreece5781 you ok bud?

@@NonsensicalSpudz why wouldn't I be?

Good joke 😂 next I bet you will say she is funny 😂 😂 😂

Yes. It certainly made all the difference for Sean Connery..

@@JonSmith-cx7gr 🤦🏻‍♂️

His acting in most things is excellent. e is surely best known for being a writer and actor more than a "comedian" anyway. The Office, Extras even the SHITE afterlife (puke) is him as a WRITER/ACTOR/DIRECTOR and they are his best known works. He might be better known as an actor is he actually took on roles- that might help. It seems after this little foray, he has stuck to self penned stuff

@@ots1634 🤦🏻‍♂️

Yes. It certainly made all the difference for Sean Penn.

I assume ur a believer :)

Why?